The Small-Firm Effect Refers to the Observation That Small Firms

question 7

Multiple Choice

The small-firm effect refers to the observation that small firms' stocks

• A) follow a random walk but large firms' stocks do not.
• B) have earned abnormally low returns given their greater risk.
• C) have earned abnormally high returns even taking into account their greater risk.
• D) sell for lower prices than do large firms' stocks.

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